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Peugeot's three smallest cars, the 208, 2008, and 308, have been recalled to fix a problem with the braking system.

Anything the Peugeot 3008 can do, the Peugeot 5008 can do bigger, with the stretched, seven-seat SUV getting a similar round of updates for 2021.

The claws are out! Peugeot has given its best-selling model a striking new face and a sporty new trim level, putting the fight to the 3008's mid-sized SUV rivals.

What if Peugeot made a modern reincarnation of its legendary Group B mid-engined rally car?

A collapsing market for hot hatches in Europe means Peugeot won’t be making a GTI version of its new 308.

Peugeot's new hatchback rival to the Volkswagen Golf will be in Australia during the first quarter of 2022.

Peugeot's Volkswagen Golf rival gains a plug-in hybrid powertrain and a more modern, sharply-creased interior.

Peugeot will be offering no less than four plug-in hybrids by the end of 2021, with the 508 Hybrid sedan and wagon to join the 3008 PHEVs.

The redesigned Peugeot 308 has a fresh new look that brings it in line with the rest of the Peugeot range, while it's also expected to feature a plug-in hybrid option.

Automakers are busy reinventing their brand identities, with Peugeot the second major marque to unveil a new logo in 2021.

Medium SUVs are the market's most popular vehicles. Prepare for the new or updated Hyundai Tucson, Kia Sportage, Mitsubishi Outlander, Nissan X-Trail, Volkswagen Tiguan, Audi Q5, Genesis GV70, Lexus NX, and plenty more.

Peugeot's alternative to the Volkswagen Tiguan has been given a nip and tuck for 2021, with a new touchscreen and tweaked looks.

Peugeot will soon outline its plans for the next 10 years and 2023 could see the company introduce a stylish, small all-electric model or a larger flagship for the brand.

The merger of Fiat Chrysler and the PSA Group has been completed, with shares in the newly formed automaker due to start trading this week.

Stellantis will be merged on January 16, and is expected to hit the stock market on January 18. It'll be the world's fourth largest carmaker based on volume.

Peugeot's Le Mans Hypercar entry is taking shape, but it won't be plying its trade on the road like we originally expected.